dontdiedontkillanyon
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Arsenal forever.
Arsenal forever.
northside7
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dontdiedontkillanyon;7113574 said:
Arsenal forever.
Much respect to them. Believed in them. They just couldn't get the job done.
It's up to Ramsey, Wilshere, Walcott, Ox, ____, ____, to get the job done and best believe they will.
northside7
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toheeb27;7114115 said:northside7;7113835 said:dontdiedontkillanyon;7113574 said:
Arsenal forever.
Much respect to them. Believed in them. They just couldn't get the job done.
It's up to Ramsey, Wilshere, Walcott, Ox, ____, ____, to get the job done and best believe they will.
Feel free to do so. And we did get the last laugh this campaign.
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water ur seeds
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Linker in Brazil on now, looks dope...
northside7;7114147 said:toheeb27;7114115 said:northside7;7113835 said:dontdiedontkillanyon;7113574 said:
Arsenal forever.
Much respect to them. Believed in them. They just couldn't get the job done.
It's up to Ramsey, Wilshere, Walcott, Ox, ____, ____, to get the job done and best believe they will.
Feel free to do so. And we did get the last laugh this campaign.
U sound real cocky my dude. Be careful it comes back to bite your squad in the ass. Birmingham, Swansea won the same trophy u guys won. Be humble
FIFA president Sepp Blatter is under fire from several high-ranking football association officials following the organisation's controversial decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar.
The nation's acquisition of football's global spectacle has been clouded in controversy after The Sunday Times reported (h/t James Montague of CNN.com) that it had obtained a plethora of documents suggesting that Qatar's bid was fueled by corruption.
Earlier this week, Blatter made headlines when he launched a questionable response to The Sunday Times' allegations, referring to the British media as "racist" and claiming that its goal was to "destroy the institution," according to Gibson:
"I still have fire inside me and, if we show unity, that is the best way to deal with those in the world that want to destroy FIFA."
Blatter made the claims while speaking to UEFA Congress. As a result, many, including former Manchester United chief executive and current UEFA ExCo member David Gill, have called for Blatter to step down, per the Daily Mail's Matt Lawton:
The 78-year-old Blatter has served as FIFA president since June of 1998 but has been at the centre of controversy throughout his time in office. With criticism and opposition piling up, it would appear that Blatter's days are numbered as the face of the organization.
However, it's clear that the Swiss has the support of many important figures within and around FIFA as he prepares to run for a fifth term.
Although the football association chairmen are likely to gain additional support as more details emerge regarding the Qatar corruption controversy, it's still far too early to draw any conclusions or determine the legitimacy of the allegations.
With the 2014 FIFA World Cup just two days away, the debate could potentially threaten the sanctity of the sport's premier competition.
northside7
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Figo;7114267 said:northside7;7114147 said:toheeb27;7114115 said:northside7;7113835 said:dontdiedontkillanyon;7113574 said:
Arsenal forever.
Much respect to them. Believed in them. They just couldn't get the job done.
It's up to Ramsey, Wilshere, Walcott, Ox, ____, ____, to get the job done and best believe they will.
Feel free to do so. And we did get the last laugh this campaign.
U sound real cocky my dude. Be careful it comes back to bite your squad in the ass. Birmingham, Swansea won the same trophy u guys won. Be humble
Confidence not cockiness. The players I listed got the job done and ended the drought. They will use that going forward.
We win a major trophy and y'all try to diminish it.
And the bold is wrong.
Young_Chitlin
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Cologne are set to sign Chelsea centre-back Tomas Kalas on a two-year loan deal, according to reports in the German media.
Young_Chitlin
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Everton have joined the hunt for Barcelona winger Cristian Tello. The 22-year-old has interest from Liverpool, Valencia, Porto, Arsenal and Tottenham.
northside7;7114601 said:Figo;7114267 said:northside7;7114147 said:toheeb27;7114115 said:northside7;7113835 said:dontdiedontkillanyon;7113574 said:
Arsenal forever.
Much respect to them. Believed in them. They just couldn't get the job done.
It's up to Ramsey, Wilshere, Walcott, Ox, ____, ____, to get the job done and best believe they will.
Feel free to do so. And we did get the last laugh this campaign.
U sound real cocky my dude. Be careful it comes back to bite your squad in the ass. Birmingham, Swansea won the same trophy u guys won. Be humble
Confidence not cockiness. The players I listed got the job done and ended the drought. They will use that going forward.
We win a major trophy and y'all try to diminish it.
And the bold is wrong.
Aite. I see where you're coming from now. Kinda sound cocky as hell. But u always believe in your arsenal good and bad.
Gooner;7115874 said:
ronaldo passing did factor into brazil being weaker. however, throughout that game, france was statistically better on the ball. brazil folded. have to credit france. they wasn't scared at all.
youtube.com/watch?v=4x7JW0y7vkQ
how the fuck you post youtube vids? they switch everything.
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